Do be aware that the intake and the exhaust can become blocked by snow, it
happens to me most every year at some point. The safety devices sense if there
is too much resistance to the exhaust and they won't allow the furnace to
ignite. What can happen is a drift of snow will cover the outlet, it
Hello Scott!
I am now down to three routers but over the years have had five and doubtless
will collect at least one and maybe two more. There are a few things which make
some better than others and the features continue to improve. They include:
Quarter or half inch chuck
Wrenchless bit change
I had two furnaces installed in my house a couple years ago.
The vent they use has a single pipe through the wall, but it is divided so
that fresh air comes in and exhaust air goes out.
There is a special cap on the ned so it is not an open pipe end.
Blessings,
Tom
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Folks, to change the subject and make this thread a topic on to
itself, I have a question on routers. I'm not planning to run out and
get one right away, but at some point I'd like to consider it for a
couple of projects. What is a reasonably good router that would get
some use, not heavy u
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Thanks, I got this adapting deal at a very very reasonable price and
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Hey Ray, great information and your timing is perfect. In the next two or
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Naturally, sorry I forgot to mention that's what he is going to do in fact
put an elbow pointing down toward the ground at the end of the pipe sticking
outside of the house for the purpose of preventing little flying objects
from trying to break the screen and getting in.
David Ferrin
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David, keep us posted on the results and the installation of that new
furnace. Might I suggest that if that furnace exhaust is out the side
of the house as you asked for that the man or woman put a 90 degree
elbow on the end of the pipe that way no snow / rain can blow in at
all. . I only kn
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Great idea on the vent pipe. It should be great this winter. Keep warm for
less money, that couldn't be all bad.. Regards
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Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 9:06 AM
Subject: [BlindHandyMan] the furnace is
Scott, if I understand your post, I would say that a roto tool would
be ok for small jobs, but I don't think it would have the power of a
good router. If you do get a router, I would suggest getting a
router table as well. A plunge router has a bit more versatility
than a fixed base router.
Dan, your a wise man so I'm going to just take your advice. My
question has certainly generated some interesting discussion and
things to consider for myself.
Thanks again to you and all who have contributed to this fascinating
thread.
On Jul 7, 2008, at 10:14 PM, Dan Rossi wrote:
> Scott,
Wow, that sounds great. I have never used a router, but I do have a
little kit deal that will let me turn my Roto-tool into a plunge
router. Now is this a good router option? Can't say, I just haven't
gotten around to using it in this manner. Guess I still want to learn
how to do it, but ju
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We've decided to go with the 95% efficiency model furnace. It's $240 more than
the 94% unit but I figure with the price of natural gas and electric spiking
around here almost every day that minor cost adjustment won't even be
noticeable at all. It's a Lennox if I spell that correctly unit and th
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Sorry it took me a while to respond, putting the roof on.
I do not think it was a difficult job, but I have been working on cars sense
I was 12. When my van gets back from the body shop, I will write down
specific instructions if you still need them.
Michael
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welcome to the blind handyman Tyler. I'd say tune in here and listen
to some of the folks like Max,Dale and more who have had some
experience in closed circut soldering in the field of electronics.
many more folks here also have the knowledge you seek . ask and you
can learn. Lee
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Bob, you mentioned you can only burn on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Here
in our part of New York which includes many counties there is no
longer permits orally or written to burn outside. In the past
contractors or even individuals had burned leftorvers or removed
stock from a building p
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